Cooleman Ridge

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Subject:	Cooleman Ridge
From:	"Tobias Hayashi" <>
Date:	Mon, 24 Mar 2008 16:45:14 +1100

Hi all,

A couple of days ago I went out to Narrabundah Hill, Cooleman Ridge, where Ifound two immature Olive-backed Orioles. There were also 1000+(?) Starlingscoming to roost on a dead tree and two or three Yellow-faced Honeyeaters notmoving very much.Yesterday at Cooleman Ridge (behind Chapman), I heard anightjar-like-sounding bird that called twice. I couldn't locate, as itdidn't call a third time. Dusky Woodswallows were numerous. Also a pair ofPeregrines slicing around finished off Easter Sunday quite nicely.

Cheers

Tobias


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